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paddling ergo resource pack<br />
Risk control<br />
In order that injuries and accidents can be minimised the following needs to be<br />
taken into consideration prior to paddlers using the ergo.<br />
Hazard<br />
Who might be<br />
harmed<br />
Advice for controlling<br />
the risk<br />
Further Control<br />
Measures<br />
Finger Entrapment Users and onlookers Warnings about<br />
putting fingers in<br />
cage and near pulleys<br />
Strain injuries Users Use appropriate shaft<br />
and resistance for the<br />
paddler. Instruct not<br />
to over exert or use<br />
for too long<br />
Strain injuries Staff Lifting and handling<br />
advice and training<br />
given<br />
Being struck by shaft Onlookers Use ‘no go’ area to<br />
exclude onlookers<br />
from immediate<br />
vicinity of Ergo<br />
Exercise induced<br />
stress<br />
Users<br />
Do not pressure users<br />
when using the Ergo<br />
Slips and trips All Ensure floors are<br />
suitable, that the<br />
footwear worn is suitable<br />
and adequate,<br />
that there are no<br />
items of equipment<br />
lying around. Other<br />
training activities are<br />
kept at a distance<br />
Falling off Ergo Users Training in technique<br />
and balance given,<br />
beginners observed<br />
at all times<br />
Ergo Collapsing Users Ensure all adjustments,<br />
nuts and<br />
bolts are secure and<br />
functional<br />
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